Hands & Feet Website

Who they are:
Hands & Feet is an autonomous ministry which was founded by members of Audio Adrenaline and the leadership of Flicker Records. . They are a non-profit organization dedicated to the health, welfare, and education of the orphaned children of Haiti. Based on the teachings of James 1:27, and the heart of the whole of scripture, Hands & Feet is dedicated to the construction and operation of a children’s village to provide for these needs.

Haiti is the poorest nation in the western hemisphere, and nearly 50 percent of the population is under the age of 14 years, the need for such a ministry is clear and evident. Moreover, whereas Voodoo has become the religion of dominant influence in Haiti, the orphaned children lack a credible Christian witness in the family setting.

Their Goals• To minister to the orphans of Haiti through a primary care residential outreach through foster care, facilitating education, and procuring adequate health care for the children in their charge.

• To motivate youth and church leadership in the U.S. to become involved in the outreach through material, financial, and personal on-site support, taking an active role in missions, specifically through Hands and Feet.

How to Help:

Please Lift the Project Up in Prayer:• Protection for all individuals involved & traveling to Haiti
• Bold and courageous leadership, specifically Drex & Jo Stuart
• Wisdom in building the Children’s Village
• For donors to help support the ministry financially
• Your potential involvement with the project

Consider supporting Hands & Feet Financially
* tax-deductible gifts must be made out to “Hands and Feet Project� and sent to:
Hands & Feet Project
P.O. Box 682105
Franklin, TN 37068-2105
* You may also make a gift through our online donation page on this website.

Tell Everyone You Know About the Project
• Sign up to receive project updates
• Seek out leaders in your church and community and let them know why you are excited about this project
• Ask others to visit this website and consider how they might be able to get involved

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